SEACIONS (SouthEast American Consortium for Intensive Ozonesonde Network Study) during summer 2013: A strategic approach to determining convective impacts on Tropospheric Ozone and TTL gravity waves
Our scientific foci address SEAC4RS goals of satellite product validation (cf IONS-06,
Doughty et al., 2011), convective and wave signatures in ozone [Morris et al., 2010a; Selkirk
et al., 2010; Thompson et al., 2010], interaction of urban pollution with convection, and
empirically derived tropospheric ozone budgets (Thompson et al., 2011a,b; see also
Oltmans et al., 2010).
Operational Sites | ||
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Boulder, CO (40.0N, 105.2W) | PI: Samuel Oltmans (NOAA/ESRL), Bryan Johnson (NOAA/ESRL) |
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OSU Kiamichi Forestry Research Station, Idabel, OK (33.90N, 94.75W) | PI: Gary Morris (Valparaiso University) | |
Houston Ellington Field, TX (29.6N, 95.2W) | PI: Anne Thompson (NASA/GSFC) & Henry Selkirk (NASA/GSFC & USRA) | |
Huntsville, AL (35.3N, 86.6W) | PI: Mike Newchurch (University of Alabama in Huntsville) | |
Smith Point, TX (29.55N, 94.78W) | PI: Anne Thompson (NASA/GSFC) | |
Socorro, NM (34.6N, 106.9W) | PI: Ken Minschwaner (New Mexico Tech) | |
St. Louis, MO (38.6N, 90.2W) | PI: Jack Fishman (Saint Louis University) & Gary Morris (Valparaiso University) | |
Tallahassee, FL (30.4N, 84.3W) | PI: Henry Fuelberg (Florida State University) |
Archiver/Webmaster: Jacquelyn Witte (SSAI)
Responsible NASA official:
Anne M. Thompson, GSFC Atmospheric Chemistry & Dynamics Laboratory